Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Top 4 Movies of 2010



#1


"The perfect film does not, and cannot, exist. But if it did, it would probably look a lot like this."-Robbie Collin (News of the World)


"It hits every button from laughter to tears and lifts you up on waves of visual dazzlement. And you don't need to take a kid along to appreciate it... Tag it as one of the year's best." - Peter Travers (Rolling Stone)


#2

"It's audacious, it's fun, it's rowdy, and it's just twisted enough to always be interesting. Beyond that, it's one of the year's best acting showcases and likely to grab multiple Oscar nominations."-Tom Long (Detroit News)

"Acting for the silver screen doesn't get more raw, moving or accomplished than what you see in "The Fighter," that rare film in which every performer in it leaves the viewer in awe."-Roger Moore (Orlando Sentinel)

 


#3

"With its James Bond-on-acid action scenes and puzzle-within-a-maze-within-a-puzzle mind games, Inception is certainly the most daring and original blockbuster of the year, as well as a visual tour de force."- Tom Long (Detroit News)

"It's a bold, stunning feature of impossible technical virtuosity. It also has the tendency to be about as emotionally stimulating as a college lecture." - Brian Orondorf

#4

"It may be the year's best movie."-Peter Howell (Toronto Star)

"Snappy script, sharp editing, eerily perfect soundtrack and nuanced performances. One of the first films to articulate the psychological power and draw of the internet: what it feeds us and why we feed on it."- Marc Fennel (Triple J)

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Top 100 Movies of All Time

100. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
99. The Green Mile
98. Good Will Hunting
97. Donnie Darko
96.  Star Trek
95. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
94. V for Vendetta
93. Kill Bill
92. Se7en
91. Trainspotting
90. Jaws
89. Matchstick Men
88. The Departed
87. Wyatt Earp
86. Citizen Kane
85. I am Legend
84. The Sixth Sense
83. The Goonies
82. Rain Man
81. No Country for Old Men
80. Avatar
79. The Fighter
78. Good Morning Vietnam
77. Ghandi
76. The Prestige
75. 3:10 to Yuma
74. Back to the Future
73. Scarface
72. Ice Age
71. Star Wars Episode II
70. Young Guns
69.Its a Wonderful Life
68. Inception
67. Tombstone
66. Jodhaa Akbar
65. Black Hawk Down
64. Titanic
63. Polar Express
62. The Big Lebowski
61. American Gangster
60. Toy Story
59. Hercules
58. Terminator
57. How the Grinch Stole Christmas
56. The Prestige
55. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
54. The Incredibles
53. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
52. Dumb and Dumber
51. Cast Away
50. The Magnificent Seven
49. Mulan
48. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
47. Star Wars Episode III
46. American Beauty
45. Casino
44. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
43. The Little Mermaid
42. Cocktail
41. The Lion King
40. Oceans Eleven
39. Fight Club
38. Reservior Dogs
37. The Pianist
36. Finding Neverland
35. Pulp Fiction
34. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
33. Raiders of the Lost Ark
32. Monsters Inc
31. The Sandlot
30. The Dark Knight
29. City of God
28. Almost Famous
27. Wall-E
26. Into the Wild
25. The Princess and the Frog
24. As Good As it Gets
23. Braveheart
22. Pursuit of Happyness
21. Lawrence of Arabia
20. Gladiator
19. Saving Private Ryan
18. Star Wars: A New Hope
17. Up
16. Goodfellas
15. Finding Nemo
14. Shrek
13. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
12. Aladdin
11. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings
10. Toy Story 3
9. Schindler's List
8. Forrest Gump
7. Requiem for a Dream
6. Shawshanks Redemption
5. The Godfather Part II
4. Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
3. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
2. The Godfather
1. Casablanca

Monday, January 31, 2011

Top 8 War Action Movies

Top 8 War Action Movies
(Based off Battle Scenes)

#1
5 Oscars 
-Best Picture
 -Best Actor in a Leading Role
-Best Costume Design
-Best  Visual Effects
- Best Sound 


"Cool battle scenes, hand-to-hand combat, togas - we've waited a long time for a sword and sandals epic." -Ben Falk (BBCi Films)






#2
THIS IS SPARTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


"It’s vainly pompous, vehemently preposterous, violently
propelled by power guitar riffs, and vaguely homoerotic in its bare-chested macho posturing. It’s also frequently peaks with bombastic bursts of absurd genius." - Mark Pollard (Kung Fu Cinema)

#3             11 Oscars
          -Best Picture             -Best Film Editing 
         -Best Director           - Best Sound           
        - Best Music Song     -Best Visual Effects
        - Best Music Score    -Best Makeup                  
         -Best Art Direction 
         -Best Costume Design      
        -Best Writing Adapted Screenplay

"The thrilling conclusion to what has become the film event of our time -- the definitive screen fantasy -- features more spellbinding moments, bigger battles, more emotion and more poetry than the terrific first two films in the trilogy." - Roger Moore (Orlando Sentinel)



#4
2 Oscars 
-Best Film Editing
-Best Sound
 -Best Cinematography nominee
-Best Director nominee


"I can think of no other instance when a country at war has presented on its movie theater screens such an excruciating account of battle, or such a sobering one." -Bob Graham (San Francisco Chronicle)

#5

"The face-off between Achilles and Hector is beautifully realized, all the more wounding because we can precisely read each man's emotions going into the fight." - Rob Gonsalves (eFilmCritic.com)


"There are breathtaking vistas, taut political intrigues, dangerous romantic liaisons and one of the greatest wardrobes ever assembled for a costume drama." - Jack Matthews (New York Daily News)

#6
2 Oscars
-Best Sound Effects Editing
-Best Visual Effects
-Best Picture nominee
-Best Film Editing nominee
-Best Sound nominee
-Best Art Direction nominee

"It is, simply, what movie-making should be, the kind of film that proves that 'quality cinema' and 'blockbuster entertainment' are not, and should not be, mutually exclusive." - Josh Bell (Las Vegas Weekly)


 #7


5 Oscars 
-Best Picture
 -Best Cinematography
-Best Director
-Best  Make Up
- Best Sound Effects Editing


"A huge, bloody and sprawling epic, Braveheart is the sort of massive vanity piece that would be easy to disparage if it didn't essentially deliver." -Brian Lowry (Variety)



#8
5 Oscars 
-Best Sound
 -Best Cinematography
-Best Director
-Best Film Editing
- Best Sound Effects Editing

"No further commentary is needed when the raw brutality of combat is presented as indelibly as it is here." -Todd McCarthy (Variety)